His films like 'After Life' and 'Broker' poignantly explore how individuals process loss and find meaning through connection and memory.

Works such as 'Manchester by the Sea' and 'Margaret' unflinchingly examine the paralysis of grief and the struggle to move forward after tragedy.

Films like 'You Were Never Really Here' and 'A Ghost Story' use fragmented, sensory storytelling to capture the disorienting weight of trauma and bereavement.